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Found theese today, are they new on the market or old?
I have ordered a set for front and rear, lets see how they perform. 🙂Couldn’t any info here on VCNL, any one have tested them?
(It’s Okey if you write in Dutch, I can translate it, hence put this topic outside english section)
First time I’ve seen these haha. Nice catch!
They actually made them yellow, and you will never see them again after mounting.
46 Pinasco, Malossi RV, Schijfrem, Fox Vario
Gele RacefrikandelThe brakes have arrived.. 🙂
My first impression is, theese are probably the same as Polini brakes but new color and other package..
So why would I say that?
…Because, the casting on the rear brake says it was manufactured “06”/2006 as from reading this post, @Wilk1985 noticed the same thing with Polini ones.
I can notice that the pads are glued different from the original..
Don’t know about Polini or Ferrodo if the are glues the same or different.
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WoW that looks Very nice ! 👍
To bad you don’t see it anymore when fitted.are the red springs also stiffer as the orginal ones ?.
Gr Jochem
The difference in position of the friction material in relation to the carrier is interesting. I assume this is done on purpose at Malossi, which could be related to the self applying effect of brake drums. Might be you can generate more heat/friction with less effort at the handle.
If I am not mistaken wheel rotation direction is righthanded (in the picture above), which means this is the self applying brake shoe.
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